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Kjetil Hanssen- Oslo, Norway
- Joined on April 5, 2006
- www.ambolthue.com
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It was way more than I could afford. Luckily the $ was cheap then, but I bet I would've saved around $150 or more if I'd bought it now.
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Ok, what is this? First of all we have the format, which is excellent in its way of being very little accessible. First of all we have the "problem" that most people can't even get the file out no more as floppy-drives are no longer the most common...
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I found it hard to try writing a single review of the whole box without trying to get into the depth of each disc, so I decided to write a little on each disc in this box before I came to a conclusion. I'm sorry to say that discogs does not allow you...
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This is the forth release in Maja S. K. Ratkje and Lasse Marhaug's "Music For"-collaborative series. According to Pica Disc's website, this disc is "meant to inspire the listeners to spend more time in their garden taking care of their plants". Well...
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Classic format, strange music. This is some of the strangest work I've heard from the fantastic duo, Bjerga/Iversen. It's only a little over 1 minute which made me think I was gonna get a short drone/ambient-piece, but this seems to be a speed-up of a...
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What's more annoying is that this doesn't work. First of all, I guess as a neighbour I wouldn't "calm down" exactly by having someone playing this next door. Neighter would I be annoyed if not the neighbour played this one all the way through for more...
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I have no idea when this artist started making music, but I guess it's been for a while. This debut-album is at least a very good one, and I hope to hear more from Geir Sande in the future. This is a quite droney record and it's one of the best in...
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This album has really got the sound of those old school noise core records. It's dirty, intense and not too long. I've heard a lot of music of those old 80's and 90's noise core records which is pretty much sounding like this, but Jazkamer has chosen...
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This compilation contains over 50 tracks from the TV series "The Simpsons". As I love the series and also a lot of the music from the show, and I've got the two previous official compilations with music from the series, I looked forward to this. But...
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I have no idea if this is supposed to be played at 33rpm or 45, so I tried listening to it on both speeds. It's simply fantastic, and what struck me was the B-side from Dschim K. Sandbleistift. Simply amazing how the high freq. feedback sounds on this...
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This one is really good, but I wish the sound quality would be a little better. I feel that it lacks something to fill the sound with, but the music itself is fantastic! Just feel it should have somewhat rather "fatter" sound some places. Anyway, the...
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This video's got some of the best music I've heard from Hijokaidan, but some of the images used are really graphical, detailed images of autopsy on human bodies. I have to say I prefer noise being something nice, and it have to give me some good...
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This old classic was turned into something bad. The stereo tracks are just annoying with the instruments coming from different speakers. It does not sound good, and if you've got the original already this is not worth buying unless you just want to...
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This is actually the first Merzbow album I've heard that I don't like that much. I've been listening to about 100 Merzbow records in total and I still wait for an opertunety to say: "This Merzbow album is simply not good!". I can't say it about this...
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This is some of the most surprising records I've heard over the last year. After listening to a lot of Iversen's solo work as well as what he's done with Sindre Bjerga, I've got used to the ambient side of Iversen. This record shows that he can do a...
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This is an excellent 4-way split. I's often difficult to collect 4 different artists for one release. On a compilation you have too many artists to think about everything have to fit together, but when it's 4 artists/bands it have to be a good match,...
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I can imagine this is the feeling a parent gets when it's newborn child is sleeping peacefully. It's tender and beautiful, maybe even a little magical. It's very different from what Kaada has done before, but he still shows he know what he's doing. An...
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This was the first Merzbow record i got, and I have to say it's one of my favorites as well. The way this record is built up, and the sounds you find here, it's just fantastic. Merzbow is the godfather of noise, and this is a record is a great trip...
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This is a real masterpiece. The sounds you hear on this record is pure and beautiful. Some more minimalistic than others, but all in all a real exciting album to explore, and it'll even sound better the second time you listen to it.
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As commercial as Noise can be, but still not commercial at all. It's more Metal than Noise maybe, but for me this record is more about the sounds/noise, than the melodies. The way it's performed, with all it's intense sounds mushed together as a hard...
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As with all Jazkamer releases I looked forward to give this it's listening time, and I found out as early as the first track that this record would be one of my Jazkamer favorites. Every track has it's own sound, and it goes from just pure art, to...
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